So far 2020 looks to be a great year for flooring. There’s a lot of new products that you can expect to see, but there are some classics that will be seen. Why do you need a “flooring trend”? It’s interesting to note that when people consider remodeling or building..
Architects design for function and form. They will look for products that are durable and will retain their value, but importantly, that are aesthetically pleasing. As the flooring industry is evolving incredibly quickly, it might be time for some architects to revisit the possibilities that are out there for their..
Part B... the “Nasty Stuff” We’ve known for some time now about the risks associated with the use and installation of 2-part epoxy moisture mitigation (EMM) materials to combat the potential for adhesive failure related to elevated concrete moisture. These risks have typically centered around the “Part B” in the..
"Benny here are the pictures of the tile sample that we put outside in 2016. It's been through 3 Ohio winters! It's survived several feet of snow and days below zero! Not to mention all the rain and heat it gets from direct sunshine. Still stuck! If it can stand..
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(Santa Ana, CA) November 1, 2018 – The Aquaflex® Waterproof Installation System was used to install nearly 26,000 square feet of carpet tile and luxury vinyl tile by RB+B Architects for two elementary schools, part of the Adams 12 District in suburban Denver. The Adams 12 School District was facing..